Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1929, Page 32

32 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1929. STUDENT IS SLAIN INMEXIGAN RIOT $2 Wounded When Police and| Firemen Battle With School Strikers. By the Associated Pr MEXICO CITY student was killed | wounded. four seriou in a series ul‘ amatic _rio t night a1 growing out of the strik of students at the National Universi Law School in protest at monthly ex- aminations. Police and firemen adopted extreme | measures in breaking up the crowds. Police fired, while firemen wielded and played hose. At the National Uni versity Medical School the conflict & veriteble battle. May 24. — and 32 per 23 Students Are Arrested. Farly today poce m student strike leaders and arrested them. pend tion of their responsibility for the riots. | Students of the law school, who first protested substitution of monthly ex- aminations for t i n- | listed the aid students. In the midst of the demonstration, which included maltreatment of &n ef- figy of Enrique Padillo, minister of ed- | ucation, police and firemen arrived in | force. Efrain Braito Rosado, Mexico's | boy orator, who participated in an ora- | torical contest held at Washington last ! year, was asked 10 go inside and warn | the strikers not to leave the building. | Apparently the warning did not arrive | in time, for some of the students started | out of the bullding. Then, according to the students’ accounts, the police opened fire, fatally wounding one. | Students remaiuing inside barricaded | the doors and those carrylng pistols re- turned police fire until iheir ammuni- tion was exhausted. Firemen Use Axes In Fight. Meanwhile those outside had begun a hand-to-hand conflict with the police. When firemen began to use their axes as weapons, they alieged afterward, they were forced to adopt extreme measures in their defense. Fire hose | were attached to street hydrants and streams of water were played on the struggling _mass, firemen, police and students alike being drenched. Dr. Manuel Puig Casauranc, chief of the federal district government, rushea to the scene, and, ordering the police 1o | cease firing, entered the building and induced the students to leave in an orderly manner. Dispersing here, the strikers broke into groups and went to various parts of the city, staging other demonstra- tions. Leaders of the strikers today claimed their movement now includes more than 7,000 students. Two preparatory school teachers today announced they were re- signing out of sympathy for the strikers The students have planned a huge manifestation Sunday to impress upon | the government the strenglh of their movement and reiterate thelr demands for the resignation of Minister Padillo, WALK DISCS URGED. Business Club Suggests Method of Marking Off Zones. 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